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A previous human rights due diligence (HRDD) study conducted by Norton Rose Fulbright and the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) highlighted the need for further research into the management of human rights issues in the supply chain. Common practical challenges were highlighted by business representatives with whom we engaged, such as how to engage beyond the first tier, where no contractual relationships exist, and how to undertake an effective HRDD exercise when information about human rights issues is not readily available.
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Our research shows that the easiest way to make sense of managing human rights issues in supply chains is to follow the human rights due diligence (HRDD) principles as defined by the UNGPs. Supply chain HRDD is a process which is broader than introducing a Supplier Code of Conduct, adding human rights screening of suppliers to existing human rights processes and including standard contractual protections into supplier contracts. Supply chain HRDD is best understood as an ongoing, dynamic and context-specific process, as depicted in the diagram below. An analysis of those organisations which are perceived as having the most advanced HRDD processes reveals that not all started in the same place. Ultimately, any positive action started in any area of a business enterprise's supply chain management process is helpful. Over time the goal should be to develop an approach where each component feeds into the next in a logical way which reflects the expectations of the UNGPs. In all cases, it is important to have a coherent strategy which informs a credible, defensible methodology implemented by individuals with appropriate expertise and resources.
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I had the pleasure with speaking with The Seattle Times about my research on H-4 visa holders in this feature on immigration published on February 18, 2018: "With work permits in limbo, spouses of H-1B visa holders worry they'll lose jobs."
I had the pleasure with speaking with The Seattle Times about my research on H-4 visa holders in this feature on immigration published on February 18, 2018: "With work permits in limbo, spouses of H-1B visa holders worry they'll lose jobs."
I had the pleasure of writing for the #GenderAnd series in The Indian Express. In this piece, "From dependents to deportees: How US immigration policy is impacting Indian families," I write about the impacts that changes to the H-1B/H-4 visa program are likely to have on Indian families in the U.S. and call for greater immigrant alliances.
"The case of high-skilled migration is only one front of the anti-immigration onslaught. Even though the rationale of H-1B/H-4 restrictions are presumably to benefit American workers, there is a more insidious goal: reducing the numbers of immigrant families overall. Now framed as "chain migration," new attempts to cut back on family based immigration for all are afoot in Congress and the White House." Read more.
In White men may be biggest winners when a city snags Amazon's HQ2, Dillon Mahmoudi and I use our research to examine the potential gender and race effects of Amazon's HQ2 on host cities.
"Cities have long been known for "smokestack chasing," or offering lucrative tax incentives and other subsidies to lure companies or factories from elsewhere. These policies often don't work.
You might call today's race to get Amazon's second headquarters a modern form of that phenomenon as municipalities compete in a zero-sum game for tech company outposts.
Yet all of the presumed economic benefits are problematically predicated on the companies' continued growth, which is never a sure thing. The negative impacts, however, are much more certain."
Check out this analysis by Catalina Sofia Dansberger Duque and myself for the Ms. Magazine blog on the Trump administration's attacks on H-4 visa holders.
The Trump Administration's Visa Rules Are an Attack on Immigrant Women
"Work restrictions have an impact on H-4 visa holders' careers, mental health and sense of belonging. A woman who migrated with her spouse and had a computer engineering degree shared her frustration about waiting for the right to work. "I wanted to come to the United States so I could start my own career," she told Ms. "But now, I am sitting at home, with nothing to do. Every day is like a jail."" Read more here
My latest piece about recent changes to the H-1B/H-4 visa program is up on The Conversation. In it, I talk about the history of family reunification and why it is vital to the U.S. economy. Here is an excerpt and you can read the full article here:
"On Dec. 14, the Trump administration announced a regulatory change that would strip spouses of high-skilled foreign workers of the right to work in the United States.
The apparent aim is to promote Trump's "Buy American, Hire American" executive order issued in April. It's also part of efforts to scale back the H-1B visa program, which allows workers to bring spouses and children under H-4 visas.
Besides likely having a negative impact on industries that use H-1B visas, such as information technology, software development and finance, my own research shows that it will also, intentionally or not, disproportionately harm women."
I discuss the uptick in South Asian women's political leadership in this piece by Laila Kazmi: "In Washington State, South Asian American Women Are Ushering in a New Era of Political Engagement" (November 2, 2017).
The article notes:
"Compared to previous elections, the tally of female South-Asian candidates is significant, according to Dr. Amy Bhatt, co-author of "Roots and Reflections: South Asians in the Pacific Northwest" and associate professor of Gender and Women's Studies at University of Maryland.
"[South Asian Americans] have had such a low historic presence in elected offices at all levels across the United States," Bhatt says.
But Jayapal's election last November to U.S. Congress may represent a turning point. Her victory and the fact that Washington State is home to one of the oldest South Asian immigrant communities in the country — dating back to the beginning of the twentieth century, when Sikhs first arrived here to work in timber and farming — might explain why we're seeing such an interest in running for office.
Early South-Asian immigrants came mostly as laborers and those who arrived in the mid-20th century generally came either for higher education opportunities or to join family members already here. They tended to not be very political, according to Bhatt.
"But, now we are seeing first- and second-generation immigrants [running for offices], in part because the community today is more complex and multigenerational," says Bhatt, herself a second-generation Indian American. "There is also the awareness that with rising Islamophobia and rising xenophobia in the country, if we don't start taking a stronger stance, politically, we are also going to be victimized."
In case you missed it, check out Sareeta Amrute and my article about why Huffington Post about the need for cross-immigrant group solidarity in the face of the Trump administration's increasing restrictions on immigration. Here is an excerpt and you can read the full article here:
Whether addressing asylum seekers or knowledge workers, these immigration restrictions make one thing clear: all immigrants are vulnerable, regardless of education level, background, country of origin, or religion. For years, the United States, European countries and Australia have prioritized "skilled" professionals over "unskilled" workers. These divisions obscure the underlying commonality that immigrants face as outsiders, regardless of their status. Now, these pretensions have fallen away.
Beyond joining the groundswell of outrage condemning the administration's attack on immigration, tech workers and the companies that employ them need to recognize and make common cause with all immigrants, as well as with the movement for black lives, and the movement to protect indigenous sovereignty. This means thinking historically, standing up when low-income immigrants are attacked and finding solidarity across immigration status.
I was interviewed for a piece on South Asian philanthropy in the Pacific Northwest for December's issue of Seattle Magazine. Check it out!
Stutevill, Sarah. "South Asians are Becoming More Visible in the Philanthropic Community." Seattle Magazine, December 2015, print edition.
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"There is a propensity for the Indian community to give to orgs that are doing work in India," says Badshah. The contributions helped establish a culture of global giving at the burgeoning tech giant, and came at a time when the region as a whole was re-envisioning itself as an international economic player. "The economic explosion and upward mobility of the tech sector and of Seattle has been paralleled in certain communities…. South Asians are an example," says Amy Bhatt, an assistant professor at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Bhatt, who earned her doctorate at the University of Washington, studies South Asian migration trends in the tech industry. "There's a lot of wealth that has accumulated here."As a result, that first generation of international tech workers helped incubate a number of nonprofits and foundations. For Srilata Remala's father, Rao Remala, Microsoft's first Indian hire, giving back was a way to stay connected to his home country."He really struggled to get an education," says Remala of her father, who wrote the original code for Microsoft Windows. "The village that he [grew up] in didn't have a hospital…. He decided he wanted to give back so that children can have a better chance to succeed, like he did."
That giving back took the form of a family foundation, now primarily run by Remala, 31, and her sister Srilakshmi Remala Kamdar, 36. Both women donate the family's charitable funds locally and abroad. The foundation made a recent $500,000 donation to the United Way of King County for youth programming and a $15,000 donation to the Seattle-based Infectious Disease Research Institute to help combat chikungunya—a mosquito-borne disease that has infected members of Remala's own family back in southern India.
In this short documentary about the landmark 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act, I talk about the role that early South Asians played in transforming American immigration.
Check out the documentary, "Immigration Reform, A Work in Progress" on KCTS's website!
In this special feature in The Seattle Times's Pacific NW Magazine, I discuss the issues that H-4 visa holders face when living in the United States.
Thompson, Lynn. "Identity Crisis: Wives of Tech Workers Struggle to Find Purpose." The Seattle Times, August 28, 2015.


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Miami Mass Choir Miami Mass Choir Live at the Adrienne Arsht Center MaJo Records (release date: December 9, 2016) Available from online music retail outlets By Bob Marovich Having fun while worshiping is the overall impression one gets listening to Miami Mass Choir Live at the Adrienne Arsht Center, the choir's latest full-length release in some fifteen years. And I don't mean frivolous fun, but a bouncy joie de vivre from enjoying the worship experience. In other words, no new age religion, no extended moments of quiet rapture, no overly complex arrangements, no whispering all over the place. It's about extroverted ...Read More »
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Community Paramedicine: A Promising Model for Integrating Emergency and Primary Care (July 2013). Report prepared for the California HealthCare Foundation and California Emergency Medical Services Authority in partial fulfillment of the Leveraging EMS Assets and Community Paramedicine Project funded by the California HealthCare Foundation (Grant Number 17119, Regents of the University of California).
AHRQ's 2012 National Consensus Conference on Community Paramedicine (03/30/13): Sponsored by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), the National Consensus Conference on Community Paramedicine was held Oct. 1-2, 2012, in Atlanta, Georgia. The purpose was to identify areas of consensus on important policy and practice issues and to clarify the role of research in advancing Community Paramedicine (CP). Meeting goals included: encouraging wider adoption of CP; networking among interested stakeholders; sharing best practices; and setting an agenda to further the field nationally. Two reports resulting from the sessions National Consensus Conference on Community Paramedicine are available here:
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Community Paramedics Aim to Lower Health Care via Home Care (02/13/13) This article is about Minnesota becoming a national leader in a movement to create and use certified "community paramedics" to monitor and provide non-emergent care for patients in their homes.
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Dubai is using its strategic location to establish itself as a hub for investment in Africa. It is near to East African nations along the Indian ocean coastline, and is on the migration path between Europe, Asia and Africa. The level of positive sentiment for business activity in East Africa is evident, with an understanding of the transformation of the region from their own experience.
Additionally, the historical legacy of the Arabian peninsula'strading and political influence along the East African coast has created deep ties between the two regions. Today more and more African businesses are seeking to break into European markets - and Dubai provides the ideal base.
With this knowledge in mind, we recognise the potential of Dubai as it strengthens its partnerships with East Africa and have highlighted it as a future destination for us. We have been engaging Middle East activity in East Africa since 2015 and have carried out discussions with a number of large enterprises with East Africa market entry strategies. Our ability to work as an East African partner opens the company up to large pools of capital and partnership opportunities that are ready to be leveraged.


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Have you ever had one of those weekends where everything just went really right? This weekend was one of those for me.
When I realized I was looking at a four-day weekend, I hardly knew what to do with myself. With Kyle gone, I don't have much of a social life going on, so I decided to head into Chicago to hang out with my brother and sister.
Friends, Chicago is always a good idea.
Well, once you can get through traffic. It took me almost four hours on Friday in what typically takes a little over two to get there, but it was smooth sailing for the rest of the weekend.
I got in around 7 on Friday and we enjoyed a pretty lazy night with some frozen pizza and wine. My sister had to work on Saturday morning, so we kept it pretty low-key.
I got out for a quick 20-minute run on Saturday morning and it was GORGEOUS. I hadn't run in a week or two because of some niggling back pain, and I couldn't have asked for better conditions. It was about 57 degrees and sunny at 8:30 and I was feeling no pain.
After my run, my sister came home with one of her friends from grad school who came to visit. I had only had a banana, so brunch sounded wonderful and we headed down the block to Hutch. It was pretty good, though the over-easy eggs I ordered for my chicken avocado toast came out over-hard. A little disappointing, but it was satisfying nonetheless.
To burn off our huge brunch, we wound through a street music festival and checked out some of the booths. There were some interesting finds there, but I ultimately didn't buy anything. Probably for the best, because my credit card is not a fan of me right now.
We continued on once we reached the end of the festival and down into Lincoln Park. There we stopped a cute boutique called Alice + Wonder. There was a lot of cute clothes and knick-knacks in there, but I managed to limit myself to a cute striped T shirt (can never have enough!) for just $14.
After a ton of walking — my phone says five miles of it! — we returned to my sister's apartment and vegged out a little. Later, my sister and her friend went out for sushi, but I opted to stay in and grab some Chipotle and watch Netflix. That turned into a rousing couple games of Skip-Bo with my sister's roommates and their friends (and more wine). I'm such a fan of chill nights.
Sunday started off pretty lazy, but revved up real fast. My brother, who is crashing at my sister's while he works an internship in the city, and I snagged breakfast at Melrose's. I got the Southwest Skillet (and this time my eggs came out the right way), which was great, but the service was pretty sub-par.
Then I hung around and read for a while before we headed back out for the day. We grabbed brunch again, this time down by the river at the Bridge House Tavern. We split the Beignets (OMG) and I kept it on the lighter side with the Avocado Salad. We managed to get there just in time, too, because a storm rolled in right after we sat down. Luckily it passed quickly and it was gorgeous for the rest of the day!
After brunch, we headed across the river toward Millennium Park. But rather visit the Bean, we decided to check it out from a better vantage point. I've heard a lot about Cindy's and it did not disappoint.
(But before we headed up to Cindy's we spotted a Loft Outlet, and I did some damage there. But the deals were so good! Oops.)
Our next stop was the architecture river tour. I had never done it before and am not typically into touristy things, but I've heard it's the one touristy thing anyone should do in Chicago. I wasn't planning on tagging along, but thought I might regret it if I didn't, and it was fantastic. You get to see the city from a whole different point of view, and it was phenomenal. I can't recommend it enough.
Finally, we capped the day with a Chicago dog (for my sister's friend's sake; I am not a fan) and a beer at Pippin's. Then I headed back while the other two met up with some others at a drag show. By then, I was done spending money, so I tapped out, went home and called Kyle.
My last day in Chicago started with another run. This time I headed toward the lakefront path, which I should have been doing from the beginning. I swear, my runs would be much more enjoyable if I had that view every day!
I put in 3.4 miles total, out and back. Funnily enough, I had been having some shin pain from walking around the previous two days and it did not show up at all on my run. Then the second I put regular shoes back on, my shin started hurting again (it still hurt on Tuesday, too). Our bodies are weird.
Finally, we headed to the South Side for some Memorial Day baseball at the White Sox game. The weather was fantastic and we were in the shade so I had no chance of getting sun-burned (I am never prepared for it). Better yet, the White Sox beat the Red Sox 5-4!
Then it was time to head home. I managed to bypass all the traffic from Friday (this time by paying $8 in tolls) and got home in two hours flat. After meeting with a dog-walking client (I started a thing, more to come), I grabbed dinner, settled onto the couch and vegged out to some more Netflix (guys, The Keepers is fascinating and disturbing. Watch it!). A perfect wrap to a perfect weekend.
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A global crisis demands a global response. Nowhere is this more apparent than when looking at how the world responds to refugees and mass migration - an issue that leaves virtually no corner of the globe untouched.
There are more people on the move today than ever before. A quarter of a billion have left their homes for new lives abroad. Sixty-five million have been displaced by war or persecution.
The millions of people fleeing the devastating war in Syria have attracted considerable media attention over the past two years, but their plight mirrors that of countless others in less "visible" conflicts from Afghanistan to Congo or the vicious gang violence in Central America that has driven so many to seek safety in the United States.
In this context, the fact that the United Nations is convening a special summit on refugees and migration during the high-level week of its General Assembly in New York, and that President Barack Obama will chair a donor summit the following day is very welcome.
These are two moments for the world to come together and move beyond warm words to concrete actions that will help the most vulnerable people.
Because for all the summits and deliberations of recent years, it is clear that the world can - and must - do more to protect refugees and migrants, and ensure that their basic human rights are respected in the process.
This is the key message of a new report The Elders have just issued. Entitled "In Challenge Lies Opportunity: How the world must respond to refugees and mass migration", it sets out four key principles that we believe must be at the heart of a coherent international response: better coordinated response mechanisms to large flows of people; enhanced assistance to major refugee-hosting countries; increased resettlement opportunities and additional pathways for refugees; and respect for human rights and protection.
The heads of state meeting in New York this week have a responsibility to prove that they take these matters seriously, and reject the politics of prejudice and populism that are proving all too resonant on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond.
As Kofi Annan, Chair of The Elders, said on his recent visit to Germany to discuss these issues with top government officials, the solution to increased numbers of refugees can never be walls, fences or militarised borders.
Prosperous countries of the world must show genuine compassion and shoulder their fair share of the burden of hosting refugees. How can it be fair that a tiny country like Lebanon, with a population of only 4 million people, hosts at least 1.5 million refugees, when some much wealthier European countries quibble about even receiving a few thousand?
But equally, states in the developing world need to assume their own responsibilities. Leaders need to be held to account for the dire social, economic and human rights situations that cause so many of their citizens to flee abroad, believing there is no prospect of peace or security in their homeland. Addressing the root causes of flight is the key, not treating the symptoms.
Pakistan, my home country, has been host to over three million refugees from Afghanistan ever since the Soviet invasion nearly 40 years ago. Most of these poor people have been languishing in squalid urban camps for decades - as, I should add, have millions of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan, Gaza and of course Syria, where they now find themselves victims of yet another war.
This week in New York, leaders at the United Nations - in particular, the five permanent members of the UN Security Council who have the heaviest responsibility - must demonstrate their willingness to prioritise saving lives over political rivalries, whether in Syria, Ukraine or other conflicts too often seen through the prism of realpolitik than that of protecting civilians.
Only a concerted international approach guided by the principles of solidarity, human rights and respect can deliver a durable solution Failure to rise to the challenge will only exacerbate the plethora of refugee crises the world faces today which in turn will further worsen global stability.
The founder of The Elders, Nelson Mandela, saw this all too clearly when discussing refugee problems in Africa in 1997. His words still resonate today and will continue to inform The Elders' engagement on refugees and migration in the months and years ahead:
"Unresolved refugee problems become a source of instability, violence and further population displacements. Dealing with these problems is inextricably linked to achieving peace, upholding the rule of law and entrenching a human rights culture and democracy."
Hina Jilani is a member of The Elders, the independent group of former leaders founded by Nelson Mandela who work for peace and human rights.
This post is part of a series produced by The Huffington Post to mark the occasion of two critical conferences at the UN on the Refugee and Migrant crisis: the UN Summit for Refugees and Migrants (Sept. 19th, a UN conference) and the Leaders Summit on Refugees (Sept. 20th, hosted by U.S. Pres. Barack Obama, at the UN). To see all the posts in the series, visit here. To follow the conversation on Twitter, see #UN4RefugeesMigrants.


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Australia's disappearing middle class
28 May 2000
Published in The Age
"WESTPAC AND COLONIAL have already closed down in Mullumbimby," says Greg Hubbard - barber and activist - from his phone booth-sized shop in the northern NSW town. "Now I want to start a community bank. We're not going to wait for the other bastards to leave us."
As he styles hair (the region produces everything from short-back-and-sides to dreadlocks), Greg chats to Ray Conway - a man who now has some time on his hands. Until last week Ray owned Marshall's furniture store next door. A sign on its door now reads, euphemistically: MARSHALLS HAVE MOVED.
"Our income dropped by 10 percent as soon as the GST came in," Ray says. "Because of that - and because the people with whom I deal no longer have any money - I closed the doors."
The hot topics in this barber shop are the callousness of city-based government and big business, and the disintegration of the region's middle class. They're the hot topics of the entire region.
Over recent years, from Mullumbimby's main street, Greg, Ray and their customers - who include former butchers, former dairy farmers and their former employees - have watched booms, waited out J-curves, and absorbed assurances about a "new economy". Now, as this fog of promises begins to lift, these once-proud people are beginning to make out nightmare images of themselves as the poor white trash of Asia.
Ray's feelings about government and large corporations are simple: "I say sack the bastards. They just live in another world.
"The price of gas, which I retailed from the shop till last week, has gone up 60 percent in the last eighteen months. That's the oil companies for you. GST only added seven dollars a bottle," he laughs.
You can call these people blue collar conservatives or anti-corporatists. Or even Hansonites - though Pauline Hanson merely rides on the movement's very broad back. They also bring to mind those national income distribution charts, going back twenty years, which depict Australia's "disappearing middle class". These people now feel they're Australia's "disappeared".
Greg has no time for the Government "spending millions on 'equal opportunity' areas such as Aboriginals and women's festivals", when ordinary small business people are in such trouble.
"After the regional women's festival, I rang [local federal member] Larry Anthony and asked him for money for a men's festival. After all, men round here need help. But I gathered there was no equal opportunity for white Aussie male heterosexuals," he says sardonically.
Anthony is the amiable, hard-working member for Richmond, the most marginal seat in the nation. He would have been in trouble with even a slight Labor gain - let alone the wild card of a movement whose hallmark is anti-institutionalism. And, whatever you name it, its partisans have never been so vocal, so angry and so numerous.
The new movement is lining up against all major parties - and corporations are as much in the crosshairs as government.
"I tried ringing the ANZ about a local problem I was having the other day," says Ray. "I dialed my bank's local number - and was connected to a customer help desk in Melbourne! What good's that?
"During the recent floods I tried calling AAPT to get the phone back on. I rang for two and a half days before they reconnected me." He shrugged. "That's globalisation for you."
To Greg, just about any institution is suspect.
There's international financial markets: "The dollar's purchasing power is on the wane: that's why we're on a slide."
And there's government: "I heard on Allan Jones recently that a family of five can make $32,000 a year if they stay on welfare. Yet workers are not rewarded for working."
There's also the Aboriginal movement: "There should be a national thanksgiving day when the blacks thank the British Government for getting here before the Dutch or the Spanish. That would have brought race annihilation - not the race assimilation we have now. Look at South Africa and South America."
"If these people came on without the racism," says David Lovejoy, co-owner of the local paper, The Echo, "they'd have done incredibly well. City-based economic rationalism has destroyed the economic base of the regions. But they don't see that the black or the Asian sitting next to them is equally a victim of that."
Lovejoy points out that this movement is far more broadly focussed than is generally thought. "Hanson only represents a fraction of it - though you'd never guess that from the big city media. In the WA election 30 percent didn't vote for the major parties. Roughly ten percent went to the Greens, ten to independents and ten to One Nation. Similarly, in Queensland Labor got 50 percent of the primary vote. It was a swing to Labor and a judgement on the Coalition, not a vote for Hanson."
And the ground is shifting in more than just electoral terms. Greg, Ray and the groundswell they represent have made irrelevant the old vocabulary of "left" and "right". No minister even in Menzies' cabinet would have dared give voice to some of their social views - yet much of their economics would not have been out of place in the old ALP left.
Other of their positions - such as reducing regulation and taxes for small business, and funding rail infrastructure to get trucks off highways - are embraced by the Democrats: yet their views on gun law would sit comfortably with the far-right American Rifle Association.
It's little wonder that mainstream politicians feel their old paradigms are breaking down.
The only light on the horizon for the major parties is that such a diversity of views is also hard to keep under a single political umbrella: one reason that One Nation exploded after the 1998 Queensland election, and survives in a weakened state.
MID-INTERVIEW, A FRIEND pops in for some cigarettes. Greg has run out of his brand.
"Why don't you order stock before it runs out?" the man asks querulously.
"Because I haven't got any money!" Greg shouts. It's a hard point to argue: they both dissolve into laughter.
Greg believes he has no money simply because regional areas - and thus his customers - have declining incomes.
"There are three sectors in Australia," he states. "City and rural: that's where the money goes, thanks to the 'super-coalition' between Liberal, National and Labor. And regional Australia, which has no money because it has no industry."
Over-regulation of small business, and de-regulation of big business, are two reasons for this. "For instance restaurateurs pay eighty dollars a visit for the honour of being inspected by the Government, four times a year. Yet council's forever trying to restrict al fresco dining.
"Lack of infrastructure's another reason. There was a contra deal in the 1980s between government and the trucking magnates to fix the roads for the large trucks. That's why we don't have railways any more.
"Then you've got taxes and bank charges. I make a 6 percent margin on tobacco, and if I had an EFTPOS terminal - which customers want - I'd pay 4 percent per sale in EFTPOS fees!
"Forty businesses are up for sale in this town - including mine. That's most of them. Suicide and divorce are up. It's a good place to live, if you can afford to live here."
A local real estate agent says he has only 27 businesses listed for sale in Byron Shire as a whole. But he acknowledges that "people can't easily sell their businesses here, because of the low profit margins".
THIS IS A boutique depression. It's unlike the broadscale, cyclic events of (say) the 1930s and mid-1970s. The beef and dairy industries are in trouble, and the unemployment rate in Mullumbimby would be one of the highest in the nation. But not everyone suffers. Fifteen minutes down the Pacific Highway, the tourist town of Byron Bay is booming.
Greg Hubbard concedes that tourist operators and "people with a degree are often still doing well."
Sympathy for those who are not doing well is far from universal. Echoing a widely-held sentiment in this environment-conscious area, community development worker Maggie Brown says: "I happen to think that the beef industry going under is not the worst thing that could happen to the planet."
In the Hawke era, the despair of the regions was even sent up in a song by "Mook and Shanto" - former Melbourne musicians Brendan Hanley and Julie Oliver. Their still-popular song was inspired from seeing a bumper sticker in Tamworth saying, "This is cattle country: eat beef you bastards":
Eat beef you bastards,
The country's going broke.
The bum's dropped out of everything
And it ain't no bloody joke.
Bob'll have our arses
And Paul will have a stroke.
We'll have to mine uranium
Or maybe bottle Coke.
GREG HUBBARD'S MIND, and tongue, are seldom idle, as he snips and shaves dozens of customers through each eight-hour day. The eyes and ears of the regional meltdown, he's developed out of it an elaborate philosophy - which embraces re-regulation, raising tariffs, withdrawing government funds from certain special interest groups, and assistance for those prepared to work.
He's formed one political party - the Small Business Party of Australia - and is working on another: Independents for Regional Australia. ("The IRA," he smiles.) He recently ran unsuccessfully for Byron Shire Council.
Ray now spends a lot of time sitting in Greg's barber shop, passing the hours of his very recent, involuntary retirement from the retail sector.
The two men have a lot in common. Their shops - one closed, one on the market - are the present and the near future for many regional people.
Before he dashed out the door to do a haircut for a friend in the Mullumbimby hospital (which announces the withdrawal of some major service every few months), Greg passed a final comment on the present federal government - one every bit as baleful as the Queensland election result.
"The night John Howard won in '96, I went out and bought a bottle of champagne," he said. "That champagne has now turned to vinegar."
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It looks like Damenti's restaurant has a new home, and an abandoned banquet hall has a new tenant.
Brittney Herbert, general manager of the Candlewood Inn and Suites, confirmed Damenti's "has a legal lease with Hazleton Enterprises LLC to lease the former Traditions Tavern building at 5 Bowmans Mill Road," the building where Candlewood briefly had a banquet and restaurant facility a few years ago.
Damenti's, known for fine dining along Route 309 in Butler Twp., was destroyed by fire on March 18, 2014.
A legal advertisement in Friday's edition of the Standard-Speaker stated a hearing will be held at Sugarloaf Twp.'s next monthly supervisors' meeting at 8 p.m. June 13 on the relocation of Damenti's liquor license from Butler Twp. to Sugarloaf Twp..
A fundraiser, "Pay It Forward to the McDonald Fire Fund, A Night of Giving Back," was held in April 2015 for Damenti's owners Kevin and Helen McDonald. The McDonalds, who also lost their home above the restaurant and their cat, bought it in 1977 from the original owner, James Damenti, who opened and operated the restaurant in 1946 until 1977.
Efforts to reach the McDonalds last week were unsuccessful.
The McDonalds raised their two daughters, Lauren, and Kristen, above the restaurant and planned to hold Lauren's wedding at Damenti's in June 2015, the same month the Butler Twp. supervisors conditionally approved a land development application to rebuild the restaurant on its original site. But those plans never came to fruition.


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CCI: Vertigo "Fables"/"Jack of Fables"/"House of Mystery" Panel
Blame it on the Eisners.
The first and most important thing that anyone could see about Sunday's "Fables" panel is that it needs to be held in a bigger room. Every seat was filled and people were lined up along the walls — this panel was popular. That's when the chaos started.
Bill Willingham thought that he'd do something special for the people attending this year's Fables-related panel, and created a one page "Fables" story "that will never be seen outside of this room." Which was amazing … except that he printed too few. There were approximately 300 pieces printed, and the room was well over the posted seating capacity of 329, with every seat filled and people lined up along three walls. Willingham was overwhelmed by the show of interest in the title. "We are a frugal and humble people," Willingham said. "If you show up next year in a 'I got screwed at last year's Fables panel' t-shirt, I promise you'll get an extra special prize next year!"
One lucky fan reached under his seat to pull out an envelope, and he went home with a Bigby and Snow statue, "as designed by the merely remarkable Mark Buckingham," Willingham said. He also pointed out fans dressed as Fables (Bigby, Snow, Flycatcher and Boy Blue, with another decked out in a special Boy Blue jacket).
The panel was finally introduced, including editor Shelly Bond, inker Andrew Pepoy, penciller Tony Akins, inker Steve Leialoha, cover artist James Jean, colorist Danny Vozzo, letterer Todd Klein, co-writer Matthew Sturges and of course Buckingham himself.
Bond ran the actual panel, saying, "What we wanted to do this year is walk through exactly what goes into a page of 'Fables.'" Starting with the cover of issue #63, James Jean talked about his work process. "I start with a letter-sized page folded in half with a pencil sketch," he said, which then gets sent to Bond for approval via email. Jean then goes "with finished silk screen on heavy paper. It takes me about two or three days to finish. Then I scan it, touch it up, and upload it to the FTP server." He noted in particular that the dummies shown on the cover have a Hans Bellmer influence, and Bond noted that even title placement and where the issue number goes are all decided by Jean.
She showed a slide with an edited script that she would send to Buckingham, with "encouraging notes" drawn in the margin, such as "okay Bucky, it's the home stretch … pencil like you mean it!"
"I like how Shelly draws a little box around the page number because everybody knows that artists are illiterate," Willingham commented. "The difference between this and 'Jack of Fables' is that Matt and I write that together. We take turns, and if I take the lead, and send it for Matt to go in and fix it. It's printed in this ugly accusatory red. It's like someone really did start bloodletting all over the page, telling me everything that I did wrong. Then of course, I send my changes to his in a nice soothing blue."
"The blue words soothe me," Sturges replied, "and I'm less reactionary to the changes to my changes."
"But then when he takes the lead, I do the red corrections," Willingham said devilishly. "Getting to do the ugly red phase is a good thing, you can get out your petty grievances, it's actually very liberating."
"Bill's scripts are a tool I use to show writers how to structure," Bond said.
"I'm a control freak," Willingham said about the length of his scripts. "My panel descriptions go on for a long time. Some kinds of artists look at a page and say 'what's the least amount I can draw to get this bastard off my back?' I got some of the most conscientious people and they try to figure out how to do that. Some hair loss occurs …"
People started looking at Buckingham, who glared at Willingham and said, "You bastard!"
"Hairs get gray," Willingham continued. Pointing at the salt-and-pepper locks of Leialoha, he said, "He was dark haired two or three weeks ago! Marriages break up … but it's all for you!"
Buckingham managed to continue, saying "I really fell in love with the idea of borders, to make the sense of story book feel. I create a space outside of the image area for these design elements which I use to indicate which character we're following and has nothing to do with the fact that it wipes out a third of the page that I have to draw. You can also see some of my prog rock loving past with the backgrounds. Shelly fell in love with him [Lancelot] and now Bill is trying to make room for him in the story."
Leialoha was soft spoken and kept it simple. "I try to be neat and stay in the lines, it's pretty straight forward," he said. "I try to figure what Bucky [Buckingham] has in mind, actual pens, actual inks, and the occasional brush. It's pretty straight forward. I'll take that, scan it, and assemble all of that and send it off to DC. That's my part."
"I have this reputation of being a comedian of artists," Buckingham said," always changing up my styles, and poor Steve has to try and keep up and second guess, but he always does a great job."
"It keeps it lively," Leialoha admitted.
Pepoy sometimes fills in on "Fables" and said, "I approach Bucky's stuff and Tony's stuff very differently. You try to ink it in a way that best fits whatever they're trying to do. We're just trying to enhance Bucky or Tony's work in a way they intended it to look. Bucky if he's upset, he's in Europe, but Tony only lives three miles from me. He'll park right outside, in front of the fire hydrant. He doesn't care about tickets, he doesn't care about the Chicago police, he'll bang on the door like 'What the …'"
"Bill and I have a history," Akins said. "I was fortunate enough to have a script from Bill be my first in comics in 1994. I left comics, and when I came back the first script I got was a Bill script. I have always enjoyed adding more to a page, and sometimes more is in the panel, sometimes it's more panels …"
"Many, many, many more panels," Bond complained.
"Normally artists don't want too many panels on a page," Willingham explained. "I know, I used to be an artist. I went to the five panel template, and Tony adds panels. No other artist willingly adds extra panels, he'll be kicked out of the guild!"
"I took it up to nine, on some I took it to eleven, and they yanked my chain," Akins smiled. "I feel that if they ask for it, I'll give it, I enjoy giving."
The "Fables" colorist was "a bit too shy" to attend, according to Bond, but Vozzo talked about his process. "I read the script first then I get the black and white files early in the morning, and at noon Shelly calls and asks 'Is the book done?' I say 'God, I hope I don't screw this up,' and I color it up and say 'God, I hope I didn't screw this up,' send it off to them, and everything else is added."
"In the old days, lettering was hand done on penciled art, and I was further up in the production chain," Klein said. "Now lettering is done towards the end of the process. When everything is on schedule,I get a file to work on, I call this 'code green.' Things are going later, I get pencil pages from Bucky, I call this 'code yellow.' If things are later, I get a fax and letter over that. That's 'code orange' …"
"You're pretty grumpy at code orange," Bond commented.
"If it's later than that, I actually a fax, and letter over rough layouts of the pages," he continued drily. "That of course is 'code red.'"
The next page showed the finished product with a post it note and the words "YOU'RE ALL FIRED." Bond said, "That's pretty much what I do at the end of the process."
The Brian Bolland-drawn cover of an upcoming issue of "Jack of Fables" was shown with Excalibur sticking from the character's chest, "because it's fun to harm Jack," Willingham said, "and the more we do it the more we like it." The storyline is called "The Bad Prince," and is a loose tie-in with the main "Fables" storyline, "The Good Prince." After this storyline, Jack of Fables will feature in "Americana," a storyline that's set in the popular mythos of the United States. It was also revealed there would be a "Jack of Fables Halloween Special."
At this point the convention staff noted that the panel would be cut short due to overruns in other panels, so they hastily announced that Sturges and Willingham would be co-writing a new "House of Mystery" series with Luca Rossi, where Sturges would eventually be the solitary writer on the project.
"I'm writing it and Bill's helping," Sturges said.
"There will be mysteries," Willingham added.
"… and there's a house," Bond concluded.
Fan questions all had to be "lightning round," starting with one about the "Burning Questions" issue. Willingham said, "We picked the ones that weren't coming up, that wouldn't give too much away, and that we thought we could get a funny gag from."
Apparently Peter Pan goes into the public domain in February of 2008, "Which means Peter Pan will be a fables character in March 2008," Willingham quipped. "Peter Pan was briefly considered as the Adversary, because he comes to our world and steals kids! That's not good! But we couldn't use him, so we settled on Gepetto, and I am so glad, I think Gepetto is so much better."
Could a fan get an old script as a collectible? "We are paid so badly, we use 'em to insulate our houses!" Willingham said.
What's coming with the swirling rumors of war? Willingham said, "Shelly asked me, 'why don't we move that last 'Fables' story up really soon, because we've thought of things to do after that?' Things are gonna get really exciting in the next 20 issues."
Why only literary tales and not gods? "Fairy tales folklore is linked to mythology and I didn't wanna cross that line," Willingham said. "Also because I'm getting old and I'm getting scared. In case any of that is true and I end up in some weird afterlife, I don't wanna have pissed those guys off."
"You're better off than Neil Gaiman," the fan responded, eliciting an "ooooh!" from the crowd.
Why is Jack of Fables such an "a**hole" and yet still appealing? "That's really easy — he's based on Bill," Sturges zinged. "I think 'how would Bill say this?' and it works every time."
A sequel to "1001 Nights of Snowfall?" Willingham played coy, saying, "The short answer is we're always gonna do some big special project, we're not gonna announce what it is, they take a while. It's under way, I was privileged to start writing the new thing in the Rudyard Kipling house in Vermont. The book was started on the same desk where Rudyard Kipling wrote 'Jungle Book.' Had I known, I would have made a 'Jungle Book' related thing but I didn't. It's two main characters, they're not happy with each other, and each one has appeared in one panel each of a previous 'Fables' issue."
Who decides what characters go on the covers? "I'm told what to do," Jean said simply.
Which literary characters would Willingham love to get in the title? "I'd sure like to get all the Narnia characters. But there's tons of characters that we're not gonna get to for years. We have a wealth of material."
With little more fanfare, the panel was shut down and fans were shuttled out into the chilled hallways of the Convention Center, and the "Fables" team headed down to the DC booth for signings.
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"And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord…" That's always been one of my favorite scriptures, a measuring stick of sorts. Am I doing my best or am I doing only enough to get by. Or . . . am I comparing myself to others and doing just a bit more than they are to make myself look good? Hummm.
Okay, well that's enough of that. Anyway, I have never considered myself to be greatly creative, but I certainly don't have a problem
stealing borrowing ideas from others.
Recently I found a really great DIY pin on Pinterest. It was an amazing "coincidence" because I had just scored identical chairs that I had planned to re-do. I had been putting it off, but Crafty WI Mama did me a favor by giving me the confidence to really believe that I could actually do it.
Here is the before picture of my chairs. Notice how bad the seats were.
Now look at how great they look!
Ignore the horrible floors. That's another project and a future post 🙂


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Ode to Cardinal Tagle
by Rudy A. Arizala
24 November 2012
Today Philippines rejoice!
Archbishop Tagle installed
By Pope Benedict sixteen
As a new Prince of the Church.
Youngest at fifty-five years*
Accepted with eyes in tears
In humility, and faith
Biretta and ring of gold.
The new Prince of the pauper,
The poor and "salt of the earth"
Rejoice with kings and rulers
Of such blessings from the Lord!
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Title: Crimson Moon
Author: J.A. Saare
Series: Crimson Trilogy #1
Publisher: Createspace
Publication date: May 1st 2012
Format: Paperback | 276 pages
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Trueblood vampires: those set apart from commons by right of blood. Graced with extraordinary abilities such a telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition, they are the most powerful and feared among their kind. The secret lies within a legacy evolving from the truest form of magic, and their living bloodlines are the key.
An average morning is what Emma Johnson anticipates when she visits Joe's Cafe for a steaming cup of coffee. Her life is routine, each day as uneventful as the one before, until she's saved from a mob of bloodthirsty creatures and informed she is the daughter of a powerful vampire - a vampire who wants her delivered safely to his home.
Despite the unexpected and surreal turn of events, she can't deny what she's seen with her own eyes. Things do go bump in the night, and soon she's wishing for the life she left behind. She also can't prevent the physical reaction she has to her rescuer Caleb, who isn't entirely human.
When she is forced to choose between the man she knows and the man who's sent for her, she has to make a life changing decision - vampire or wolf?
My thoughts:
What an annoying turn of events that turned out to be.
I'm pretty sure most of you would have heard a lot from bloggers over the dreaded love triangle. I mean it's just so out there now that just mentioning it is like nooo, begone foul demon! But this just took my hatred of love triangles to a whole new level.
More than half of the book featured Emma and Caleb, and all was great, more than a little cheesy but it was going good and it had just started to get interesting. But then along came this other guy, who had hardly ever been mentioned throughout the story so far, and thinks it's okay to have a little go and bring Emma over to the wicked dark side. And without being too spoilery, it turns out that this whole love triangle thing wasn't even a love triangle but just a cheesy romance pretending to be a love triangle. Why play with my emotions like that? And by emotions, I don't mean, oh no, team Caleb all the way! I mean ARGH LOVE TRIANGLES SUCK!!!!!
Phew…good to get that off my chest. I've been holding it in since finishing the book.
Aside from that disaster, I thought this book was a little weird with the timings of events. A lot of the beginning was all Emma being brought into the world of supernaturals and learning that she's not exactly normal. Most of the read is all Caleb, Caleb, Caleb and then suddenly a whole new side is brought into play and Emma's kind of shipped off to learn more. It just sat a little uneasily with me. The side of the plot that focuses on her previously unknown father doesn't come into play until a long way into the story, and I would have thought that it would be more of a priority.
Sorry to go back to it, but I thought that was also to do with the romance of the story. The reader just had to know how important Caleb was to Emma - in terms of the physical book, more than half is with Caleb and the rest is with the others so in relation to the story, more is stuffed into the first half right? Then why, if it's so apparent to everybody, including Emma, that Caleb is so important, why bring someone else into it? To prove her self worth and loyalty? Ugh. Not well done. Not at all.
This just took up so much space in my mind that I finished the book seething, but it had it's moments or I wouldn't have finished.
I really liked Caleb. I thought Emma was a weak character but Caleb was really sweet and tough guy without being over the top about it. I liked how he would get guilty over things that ultimately weren't his fault and he knew it. I also, really liked the characters surrounding his life, especially his family, they were just generally well rounded and sweet people. I really wish they were featured a lot more.
All in all this read was ruined for me, if you couldn't already tell, by the romance side of it. I definitely won't be carrying on the series which is a shame, but I have so much I want to read and the thought of being that frustrated again is a major turn off.
My rating: 4/10
J.A. Saare:
Crimson Trilogy:
- Crimson Moon
- Crimson Sunrise
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Hoosier Horse Fair 2013
And now for some news! Connor and I have been asked to represent the Section D Welsh Cob at this year's Hoosier Horse Fair - which is NOT the same weekend as Equine Affaire for the first time I can remember, so all you Indiana people should be there! I'll be riding him in the Breed Pageant once per day, similar to what I did with his sire last year for the Parade of Stallions.
|Connor's sire and I at the Hoosier Horse Fair, 2012
By doing it, I will also be promoting his breeder, and giving Connor an excellent opportunity to get used to a high-pressure show type environment, minus the judging. I had so much fun with Dundee last year - it's such a thrill to ride in front of a huge crowd without the pressure of judging, which is something I'm willing to bet few horse people get to experience. It should be a great learning experience for Connor, too, as we ramp up his show career this summer; I bet he'll be too tired to spook at people by the third day of living in one of the exhibition halls at the state fairgrounds. :-) Hooray for desensitization!


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Hi all,
After some 50 years of mototorcycling my touring has finally been forced to end. Surprisingly ( or not) I have found the scottish highlands to have some of the most enjoyable roads for my type of riding and would like to pass on to you all the pleasures of such roads....probably most of you will have seen these roads anyway, but who knows!.
There are 43 uploads to YouTube....and can be found by searching for "munrobaggins" or click here..it is a channel, but the movies are all road going and predominately of the NW highlands....I regularly did 350 miles or so during the day and quite often a lot more....heaven.
So as for the rides to be complete without massive cutting I have used movie compression of various extent, but I don't think this detracts from their overall interest....the added music on most tracks is courtesy of largely automatic selection by YouTube themselves. The cameras used ( fairing and latterly headcam (Contour HD) I bought because of their capabilities,field of view being large and excellent aerodynamics for motorcycling.
I hope that you enjoy my efforts
Ride safely
Munrobaggins (Elgin )
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Good videos there. Thanks for pointing out your channel
Thank You
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'55 VW Polo GT Oil Burner
'53 Honda VFR800-3 V-tec
'65 'The Flying Scot' 531c Rattrays,Glasgow.
'64 'The Flying Scot' 531c Nervex, Rattrays,Glasgow.
Being less than mentally. astute at the moment, I had started a new thread, but ideally I now recognise that the Discover Scotland stickie one may have been more appropriate.
Unfortunately I don't have the knowledge as to how to make some sort of viable link between the stickie thread Discover Scotland and my own stand alone thread.
Can a "moderator" please help with this
Thanks in advance
Many thanks for sharing these with us
RIP Roger
Shame that...good vids....lifes a shitter sometimes...
Some great memories in there.
Thanks for sharing.
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Since 1932, LEGO has clicked with children. Today, the world's fourth-largest toy manufacturer famous for its iconic plastic bricks has gone global with an array of impressive stores. Its two-storey Rockefeller Center location in New York City offers 3,000 square feet of LEGO inspiration. Here you will find the company's largest Pick-A-Brick wall – a structure dressed with 116 bubbles filled with individual LEGO pieces including rare coloured bricks, fences, flowers, wheels and other LEGO must-haves. LEGO buffs visiting the store's Master Builder Bar can design their own kit and play LEGO-inspired video games. While the kids will be bowled over by all the hard to find LEGO sets, parents will enjoy the 50 LEGO scenes of the Big Apple situated around the store.
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